New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
VOL vERIsEs DBvouR THE GIANTS.
THE HOME CLUB COULDN'T BAT.
FINE PLAYING mr. ruE WESTERN MEN AND POOR
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The true baseball enthusiast OF New York who reaiy
thinks that the local team called the Giants u "esoeF-
baseball combination snd that viii ultimately win me
championship OF the National League, must have mao MS
creduity nerves sadly shaken by the exhibition given
by the club Polo Grounds yesterday The conas
Of the club wonderful batting TEAM OF woi
verines, had been herAIded from Afar The local Giants
prepared themselves for their Western opponents ano
promised their friends give the Wes1eruers sting
ng place check upon tAeir victorious career
The cheek such feeble EFFORT that IL made the VISIT
Ing players smile the onookefs weary. Nearly 1900
people match, and the majority f sad and humi
after battle. Detroit and did II rather
easily The westerners brought their bats with them
and used them effectively. The NewYork players also
had bats bu. they aid not appear TO do with
them Had the bats been big sticks Of candy few would
have been broken.
Rainy, the emacIsted looking third basemsn. amblec
around inneld not unlike tho typical monkey. He
promises 10 be another costly experiment for The New
Yorks. He may develop into brilliant bsseoah player
Tine but that probably distant He can take tickets
the grand stand with grace and less cost 70 the
club. He stop scarcely bail, and IL he does stop
he cannot throw It. He throws what baseball men
call hoop tall, and his usefulness Impaired In con-
sequence. OR0ufke, Brown Ewing are bis sapefors
third baseman SIN, Rainy did no; lose the game,
but similar playing win lose many OF them before the
season Is The NewYoIk club cannot win games
with run and bssehts, and that Is all the record
they made yesterday.
Many people left the grounds blaming Umpire Brady
for the loss Of game While Brady made many deei
sions which eOmlcsy Incorrect his sally rulings were
principal Of defeat OF the Giants Brady
and Rainy q pair thai not much admired. but
with all their blunderings the New-York team would
surely had they been 10 Halifax, where
each man should be sent early this morning
0etzein responsible for the defest OF tho home
been for the defeat OF many other AMBITIOUS
euis He pitched marvellous game through
out The four actual base
hits Ward and RiehardsOn played In nne form In ms
heidin tseL their playing was the only good feature N
The Of home club. Ths two double plays VI
these players loudly spplsueed.
The game opened win mo lOU players al the BAR ana
It just minutes plea cut bal aud send
~ M into AAhions HANDS In centre heid LEHMAN was
"a Eesry. .ld psGIence MAS TeTaI-ed b. beng
u called balls. Wards saeFee 0us a.
nrt advanced Iiernan second CetIsln uen plIehei
AID Tieraan scored iIvta sec.
ond COnnof VS. sent " Afss GA e@..s1 o~--s -n 1
club only klCAarsO1 started Dvtrots
game Win hIt Cat srouInrrs Rowe Ihon.psOa
q.lekiy put ana Tu1s .S3e seHisd. Ahs Ss"-
orkers mad The lead and me eroSa was Consequently
happy 1he seeCna innng ~as qslekl passed, ne4,aei
siae accomplishing any hing. ia he thlid hning, .tei
the local had osen pei out The "oNefinS spuei
and m.Alns rum Ued Inc OetEsih, the Hfst
batter inning, tke Oa sailing just over Uorvs
sssd % yet around " Lhlrd H. Richardson another
~. 70 csnue ne.a ana Geaen scCred 49,, c....,.
m1nAsea , a-ss NG ecf a not DO 20 wei IN the sixth
inatas, snd Dossoit scored aas more run
cane quiet and solemn at once. In tais mrs siLe:
Rowe and THOMPSON had been put cut Nnte maze M
centre Ivitcheu also ned he Tall 70 iei neia
for then the tall bounding Just Cos
Of Rchrdsons reach second base and White scored
The nn!ng q IIAiny INC, ana ths ounsilhs ~
thai yoUngstsr al third base was Indirectly Tespcntoe
three more which Dctoifs record Oet
ard Richardson we're quickly disposed o. Brouth
have disposed Of Just q e>-y, Oe I-ay
Jlunderea BrOuthers st safely 70 nrst Rowe MADE
hi. 20 right and DroEiheF got around 70 third
The bulky thompson ball Just ~hsle he wanted u
sent Il bounding over the right ne!s Deket fence
IL wa home and Thompson chased Brogthefs and
RO~e around 70 TIA plata Tia seventh innIag vas
nnishef With the score In DetfOiys favor, and
game appeared 70 Be decided no more fahs we're
n.ace The score